Cat & the Fiddle introduces the Mao Shan Wang Durian Mooncake Set this Mid-Autumn Festival. Available at S$75.90 and encased within a striking red box inspired by the radiant Crimson Moon, the collection unveils its prized centrepiece: the Golden King of fruits, premium Mao Shan Wang durian.
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Mid-Autumn Festival falls on 25 September 2026, and mooncake season is well underway in Singapore. This growing SUPERADRIANME.com guide brings together new flavours, standout gift boxes, current promotions, collection and delivery details, and direct ordering information from 25 brands and hotels.
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Mid-Autumn Festival falls on 25 September 2026. Though it is not an official public holiday, many Singaporeans will probably celebrate by going on lantern walks and enjoying mooncakes together. If you’re thinking about what mooncakes to buy this year, be it for your own enjoyment or for family and friends, we’ve compiled some recommendations. The focus? Gift sets that will make the recipient feel over the moon. Keep reading to check out our list of the best mooncakes to gift for Mid-Autumn Festival 2026!
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Mid-Autumn Festival means mooncakes galore! Here are our best picks of these indulgent and tasty treats for you and the kids!
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If Ice Kacang in a cheesecake sounds like the perfect dessert, you’re in luck. Cat & the Fiddle has launched a brand new limited edition Ice Kacang Cheesecake, just for National Day.
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National Day is here, and so are the limited-edition treats that food lovers look forward to every year.
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This year, Cat & the Fiddle is marking Singapore’s 61st birthday with two new limited-edition cheesecakes inspired by familiar local memories: Ice Kacang Cheesecake and Raspberry Ripple Cheesecake.
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As Singapore celebrates its 61st birthday, Cat & the Fiddle honours the flavours and memories that have shaped generations of Singaporeans by incorporating time-honoured local flavours into innovative cheesecake creations.
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Celebrate SG61 with a taste of nostalgia
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Celebrate Valentine's Day with CAT's Macaron Feline - Cupid's Version!
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Mums have a funny way of downplaying Mother’s Day: ask her what she wants, and you’ll probably get a casual “No need lah” or “Just clean your room”. But between juggling work, family, and everything in between, she’s more than earned something a little extra.
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